St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1887-08-18
PERSONAL MENTION.

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st. Leon Springs, P. Q.
A. B. johnson of Manchester, N. a.
is the guest of Luther Brooks.
Mrs. C. C. Bingham and Mrs. C. N
Lamson are at Marblehead Neck.
w. A. Little is hotel clerk at tia
Avenue house for a week or two.
Fred Smith of Boston is at his ia
theirs, Abijah Smith, on a short visit.
Mrs. William Daniels and daughte
are spending the week at Willoughb.
lake.
Mary E. Couch of Holyoke is visit
ing her brother, J. L. Couch of thi
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCaskill of Montrea
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. C. L
Brigham.
Misses Jennie Colby, Isabel Fair.
banks and Mary E. Stone are at Prout'i
Neck, Maine.
Mrs. M. ]. Derby and daughter Ma
belle are visiting at A. E. Pride's, Fair.
banks village.
A. G. Babbitt and wife are spending
a little time with friends in Hardwick
and Greensboro.
w. I'll. Sargent, draughtsman at the
scale shops, is taking his vacation at
WillOughby lake.
Edward G. Frost and wife of Lunen-
burg were at their old home in this
place over Sunday.
Rice Davenport and wife of Spring
street expect to remove to Williams
town the present fall.
Mrs. F. A. Carter and two children
are spending two weeks at Mr.. Car
ter's home i'm Bradford.
F. w. B. Pratt, wife and two chill
dren of Boston are spending a few
weeks at L. w. ROwell's on Main
street.
Mrs. F. o. Clark and son 60 to Elk
hart, H., next week to visit her moth
err. They expect to be gone about a
month.
John Belknap and E. o. Finel are
attending the camp of the American
association of canoeists on Lake Cham
plain.
Col. o. M. Wentworth and wife OF
Boston were here yesterday to attend
the funeral services of Mrs. w. w.
Sprague.
Mrs. HI. w. Dennis of Brooklyn is
visiting her sister, Mrs. James E. Tay-
lOr, and their mother, Mrs. Horace
Paddock.
DIR. Ernest HartshOrn has gone to
Bellevue hospital where he takes the
place of surgeon who is taking a
long vacation.
Mrs. George GOss of Plano, Illinois,
is visiting family friends in this town
and Barnet. Mrs. GOss removed West
from Passumpsic more than twenty
years ago.
William Wetherbee, for a number OF
years foreman in the saw shop at the
scale works, purposes going to Cali
fornia next month with view to set
thing there.
Ex-Gov. Fairbanks, Col. Franklin
Fairbanks, Gen. GrOut, G. w. King,
left this station for Bennington on
Monday and Judge Ross left on same
train for court at Hyde Park.
S. M. Sayford, the evangelist who
has so many friends in this vicinity.
has been invited to hold series OF
union meetings at Manchester, N. H..
and will do so early this fall.
George Tabor is again at work in
The foundry at the scale shops after al
absence of IL years. For the past six
or seven years he has been at work in
Fitchburg at the Putnam tool works.
Rev. Azel w. Hazen, for Is years
pastor of the First Congregational
church at Middletown, Ct, is spending
a portion of his vacation with relatives
in Vermont and has been in st. Johns.
bury and vicinity the past week.
Stillman Kent is at Concord, N. H..
caring for his brother, who was seri-
ously injured by jumping from burn.
ing building last week. 1t is expected
that his brother will eventually re-
cover though he was badly hurt.
E. G. Humphrey went to Boston last
Saturday to purchase new goods, tax.
ing Mrs. Humphrey along with hin
will make it vacation trip, taking in
New York, Newport, r. l., Nantucket
and home via Portland and the noun
tains.
John Halves, probably our Oldes
tOwnsman, certainly the oldest ont
born in this town, passed his ninetietl
birthday on Saturday. His mind ii
quite clear and vigorous but his body
is much enfeebled he and gets out bu
seldom.
I'll. j. Conant, who recently sold on
his hardware business on the Avenu,
to G. p. Carpenter, left town yesterda,
for Massachusetts where he purpose
engaging in the same business. Hi
family remain here until he gets set
tied.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Parker of Elk
hart, Indiana, are the guests of Seliu
Frost of this place. Mr.. and Mrs. Par
ker left st. Johnsbury % years ag
and have never been back here since
In those days they lived at PaddocI
village.
Rev. j. M. Dickson, d. D., pastor @
the New York 34th street Reforme